Search official sites for unclaimed property, and submit any claim yourself
The scene
You want to know whether any unclaimed property is listed in your name. An agent can search official sites, but you should submit the claim yourself.
Tools involved
What they did
- Allow it to use official unclaimed-property sites only, and ignore links you cannot verify.
- Have it list possible matches and the basis for each, and flag uncertain ones. It should not fill in identity-document numbers.
- Submit the claim and identity checks yourself on the official page. Do not let an agent auto-submit a social security number or similar.
- Keep the official page paths it found so you can check them later.
Copyable prompt
Search only official unclaimed-property websites for records that may match [my legal name and relevant states]. List possible matches and your basis for each. Do not follow unofficial links, and do not enter or submit identity numbers for me. I will file any claim myself. When you are unsure, say so.
Rewritten here for you to try; not a verbatim excerpt from elsewhere. What it asks：Search official sites only, list possible matches, and leave filing and identity numbers to you.
Things to watch
The amount and timing in the public report are the author’s or reporter’s account; payment depends on each state’s process and was not verified here. Watch for phishing pages. This flow is aimed at official overseas sites.
An agent quota that can browse official websites.